The Upside Down, near the RAI

The best Upside Down Amsterdam tickets

Upside-down rooms, a light-up ball pit and a private-jet photo set. Here are the tickets, with honest advice on the price, the queues, and whether it suits kids.

By the Best Travel Destinations editorial team 2 tours compared Live prices on GetYourGuide

See our 2 picks
An upside-down kitchen with a table, chairs and fridge, a woman appearing to stand on the ceiling
Short answer

The Upside Down Amsterdam is an upside-down photo experience near RAI metro station. Tickets start from €21 on GetYourGuide. Most visitors spend 1 to 1.5 hours inside, with a time slot you pick when you book. Children under 13 need an adult with them.

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tours compared
from €21
lowest price per person
★ 4.4
best rating (13,548 reviews)
2 of 2
free cancellation

Our 2 picks for Upside Down Amsterdam tickets

The plain ticket first, then the combo with games. Prices and ratings as shown on GetYourGuide.

  • An orange room built upside down, so a person seems to crawl on the white wooden ceiling from €21 per person Our top pick

    1 h 30 min 4.4 (13,548) reviews on GetYourGuide

    Upside Down entrance ticket

    Entry for your time slot, a printed welcome picture and digital photo downloads. Lockers, the café and the shop are included, plus a parking discount. It is wheelchair accessible by elevator.

    Best for Friends, couples and families who like photo fun

    Check availability: Upside Down entrance ticket on GetYourGuide
  • A row of dartboards on a teal wall, with darts stuck in the nearest one from €40 per person

    2 hours of games, plus entry 3.8 (77) reviews on GetYourGuide

    Upside Down plus The All Out games combo

    Entry to The Upside Down, then 2 hours of unlimited games at The All Out: darts, shuffleboard, Dutch sjoelen, karaoke and a ball pit. Bring a charged phone.

    Best for Groups who want games after the photos

    Check availability: Upside Down plus The All Out games combo on GetYourGuide

Upside Down Amsterdam tickets compared

Upside Down Amsterdam tickets compared
TourFromDurationGamesWho it suitsWhy we picked it
Upside Down entrance ticket 4.4 (13,548)€21
per person
1 h 30 minNoFriends, couples and families who like photo funThe plain entry ticket, with far more reviews than the combo.
Upside Down plus The All Out games combo 3.8 (77)€40
per person
2 hours of games, plus entry2 hours at The All OutGroups who want games after the photosRated under 4.0 on GetYourGuide, so it is a second option, never our top pick.
  • Upside Down entrance ticket

    €21 per person1 h 30 min 4.4 (13,548)

    Details
    Games
    No
    Who it suits
    Friends, couples and families who like photo fun
    Why we picked it
    The plain entry ticket, with far more reviews than the combo.
  • Upside Down plus The All Out games combo

    €40 per person2 hours of games, plus entry 3.8 (77)

    Details
    Games
    2 hours at The All Out
    Who it suits
    Groups who want games after the photos
    Why we picked it
    Rated under 4.0 on GetYourGuide, so it is a second option, never our top pick.
  • Neither includes hotel pickup: you go to the meeting point.
  • Both offer free cancellation.
  • Prices and ratings as shown on GetYourGuide. Prices are "from" prices in euros and can change; the booking page shows the live price.

What the Upside Down museum in Amsterdam is like

Every room is built upside down, so your photos look like you're standing on the ceiling.

The ticket listing names 25 settings with upside-down designs and optical illusions. There is a light-up ball pit that reacts to your voice, a private jet you can pose in, and a café.

Photos at The Upside Down Amsterdam

Your ticket includes a printed welcome picture and digital photo downloads.

Bring a charged phone for your own photos. Lockers take small and medium bags, so your hands are free.

Who it suits

Children under 13 cannot go in without a parent or supervisor. The venue says it is not a children's museum: everyone joins in.

In our view, it suits friends, couples and families who enjoy silly photos. If photos are not your thing, skip it.

Upside Down Amsterdam tickets and prices

Tickets are for a time slot, and online prices change by date.

On GetYourGuide, entry starts from €21. The Upside Down's own site shows adult tickets "from €24.95" and kids aged 3 to 11 "from €17.95". Its homepage says "from €23.95", so these are changing "from" prices.

Is it worth it? In our view, yes for 1 to 1.5 hours of photo fun. The combo with games costs from €40 and is rated under 4.0 on GetYourGuide, so book it only if you really want the games.

GetYourGuide entry
from €21
Own site, adult
from €24.95
Own site, kids
from €17.95
Combo with games
from €40

Upside Down museum Amsterdam: directions

It is at Europaboulevard 5, close to RAI metro station.

From the city center, take metro 52 to Europaplein, by the RAI. If you drive, the entrance ticket includes a parking discount.

Opening hours change, and the venue's own pages do not agree. Check the time slots when you book.

Over 18? Pair it with a ticket for the Heineken Experience in Amsterdam. Metro 52 stops near both.

Tips for The Upside Down Amsterdam

  1. Arrive 5 minutes early

    Be there at least 5 minutes before your slot, then walk straight in.

  2. Charge your phone

    Photos are the whole point. A charged phone lets you take your own as well as the downloads.

  3. Use the lockers

    Lockers for small and medium bags are included, so you can pose with both hands.

  4. Cancel up to 24 hours ahead

    Both tickets on GetYourGuide can be cancelled up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

The Upside Down Amsterdam: questions and answers

How do I get to The Upside Down Amsterdam?

It is at Europaboulevard 5, close to RAI metro station. From the city center, take metro 52 to Europaplein, by the RAI.

How much is the entrance fee at The Upside Down?

On GetYourGuide, entry starts from €21. The Upside Down's own site shows adults "from €24.95" and kids aged 3 to 11 "from €17.95", and prices change by date.

How long does The Upside Down Amsterdam take?

Most visitors spend 1 to 1.5 hours inside.

Do you need to book a time slot for The Upside Down?

Yes. Every ticket is for a time slot that you pick when you book. Be there at least 5 minutes before your slot.

Is The Upside Down Amsterdam good for kids?

Yes, for photo fun. Children under 13 need an adult with them. The venue's own site shows kids aged 3 to 11 "from €17.95".

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